(Senior) Analyst (m/f/d)

Hamburg. Posted 2 months ago

The role

You will support the analytical backbone of Statista's ranking business. You will analyze quantitative data, define analytical models, and manage data driven ranking projects primarily around the education space.

What you will do

Maintain and further develop Statista's rankings and data products
Support building the internal database structure
Collaborate on and manage rankings and benchmarking projects
Develop and document data models and scoring frameworks
Ensure data transparency and quality
Support in assessing and identifying data needs
Contribute ideas for new data-driven education products and workflow improvements

Required qualifications

Master's degree (or equivalent) in Economy, Social Science, Data Science or related field
3+ years of experience in data analytics or data structures, ideally in a research environment
Good understanding of statistics and statistical modelling
Proven skills in Python (or R Studio), including experience in data cleaning, data analysis, and data visualization
Experience working with decision makers and delivering actionable, data-driven insights
Understanding of AI trends and good knowledge of relevant tools
Strong analytical mindset and ability to transform complex data into actionable insights
Good understanding of Microsoft Office Package
Work independently and reliably
Resilient and flexible team player

Nice to have

SQL is a plus
Fluent in English, German or other languages a plus
Very good Excel skills are an advantage

Benefits

Work from abroad up to 30 calendar days a year
Hybrid work and flex-time
International team and social events
Subsidized urban mobility and access to fitness and wellness options
Free access to Langdock and all its amazing functionalities
Career & training opportunities
Attractive locations and modern offices
Mental health support with OpenUp

About the company

Statista is the world's leading business data platform. Founded in Hamburg in 2007, it is a global company with offices in major cities such as London, New York, Berlin and Tokyo.